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John Frisby
When Staff Sgt. John Frisby returned home from his second tour in Iraq, he'd seen to much. And he came home to a wife, a family, and a job market that couldn't understand him.
John Fisher
John Fisher grew up on a surfboard. He even found surfing more interesting than college, so he dropped out after one semester. And in 1967, dropping out meant asking for your draft notice.
Nate Self
When Nate came home, his family told hime he was "different, more serious, and not so funny." Writing, talking, and rediscovering faith helped him through.
Kayla Williams
Kayla talks about the double role of female veteran versus wife and caregiver.
Sal Gonzalez
Sal Gonzalez lost his leg below the knee in Iraq. Learn how he gets by with his great sense of humor.
Kathy Platoni
Kathy, a psychologist with combat experience, talks about different methods of dealing with combat stress.
Brian Hicks
Former National Guard officer Brian Hicks talks about being a triathlete with a prosthetic.
Bulldog at War
Bulldog was ready for war. After Iraq and Afghanistan, he thought he was tough enough to handle anything. But it wasn't that easy. It never is. Rakkasan.
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The Tatiana von Tauber Story
When Tatiana and Michael reconnected with each other after several years apart, they were both ready for a fresh start. Both were reeling from recent divorces, both were working on being single parents, and Michael's military service in Bosnia seemed worlds away.

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